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Christophe Chalancon
Published on 07/25/08 at 10:27
Mine is in January 1986, Red Wine finish. Made by Samick for Epiphone. Beautiful violin generally robust.
UTILIZATION
Channel type Gibson classic with a twist to the side "not too round." Gibson acute attack type, ie it does not play Steve Vai is teased to the 12th and it is already.
SOUNDS
I play on a directory Funk Blues (between Vaughan and Peterson) is the perfect guitar!
I play on a Valvestate 2000 150 watts.
In his clear, with my settings meduim, Ronny Jordan is the sound of "So What"! That's what I was looking for.
In light saturation, we hang the crunch while keeping the next round, it lacks a bit of momentum, but the original pickups are a little tired.
In saturated solo (near the full feedback of grain), it's pretty impressive! Hot big sound into believing with the neck pickup that I play a Les Paul.
Remains dynamic microphones not top top but that after 22 years, do not ask for the moon.
OVERALL OPINION
It was not long ago (1 month), a few rehearsals and in concert, it is a little heavy but it comes to size hollow body as well.
I love the warm sound and a bit dull it provides, we feel that it is deep and the violin has really aged well.
In the present state of experience that I share with this instrument, I do not regret my purchase OCCAZ.
In addition to my G & L Tribute, it is perfect. I can go from jazz to blues dear to his John Lee Hooker, and Lucky Peterson.
WARNING: Mine is from 1986, when Gibson made sure what was happening with their subcontractors, from Chinese manufactures have taken over and the quality seems far removed from previous productions.
UTILIZATION
Channel type Gibson classic with a twist to the side "not too round." Gibson acute attack type, ie it does not play Steve Vai is teased to the 12th and it is already.
SOUNDS
I play on a directory Funk Blues (between Vaughan and Peterson) is the perfect guitar!
I play on a Valvestate 2000 150 watts.
In his clear, with my settings meduim, Ronny Jordan is the sound of "So What"! That's what I was looking for.
In light saturation, we hang the crunch while keeping the next round, it lacks a bit of momentum, but the original pickups are a little tired.
In saturated solo (near the full feedback of grain), it's pretty impressive! Hot big sound into believing with the neck pickup that I play a Les Paul.
Remains dynamic microphones not top top but that after 22 years, do not ask for the moon.
OVERALL OPINION
It was not long ago (1 month), a few rehearsals and in concert, it is a little heavy but it comes to size hollow body as well.
I love the warm sound and a bit dull it provides, we feel that it is deep and the violin has really aged well.
In the present state of experience that I share with this instrument, I do not regret my purchase OCCAZ.
In addition to my G & L Tribute, it is perfect. I can go from jazz to blues dear to his John Lee Hooker, and Lucky Peterson.
WARNING: Mine is from 1986, when Gibson made sure what was happening with their subcontractors, from Chinese manufactures have taken over and the quality seems far removed from previous productions.